Police Seek Youth in Turnpike Killing Case
Cleveland detectives hold 22 year old blonde in an east side rooming house after recovering a .42 caliber revolver and a watch linked to the July Turnpike shootings. They seek a 24 year old man described as 6 feet tall, 155 pounds, a former truck driver with Pennsylvania plates. Ballistics tests will match the gun to the Turnpike attacks.
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Cleveland
AFP
East Side
George Gackowski
Louis Jalovec
John K. Shepard
Nearisbon
Chio
Shepard
David's Loan Co
St. Clair, Ave
David’s Loan Co
Pennsylvania
David C. Kerr
Army Lifts Secrecy On Weapons Show At Aberdeen
At Aberdeen Proving Ground the Army displayed select atomic age gear while withholding certain items per a defense order. Highlights included the 280 mm atomic cannon and a 75 mm Skysweeper, plus a 58-ton tank retriever and a new twin 40 mm gun on the Walker Bulldog chassis. The Nike missile, Ontos carrier, and T43 heavy tank remained hidden. The event showcased mobility demonstrations and drew industry and military attendees.
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Aberdeen
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Wilson
Army
Nevada
Eisenhower
American Ordnance Assn
Road Staying Was Accident, Counsel Says
Dorchester soldier Harold St. John on trial for the second degree murder of Joseph W. Harding, Ohio official and former Cuyahoga Falls mayor. Counsel argued the shooting outside a Zanesville motel last August occurred during a struggle for a gun and was accidental.
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Zanesville
Dorchester
Mass
Ohio
Harold St. John
Joseph W. Harding
Cuyahoga Falls
Charles S. Leasure
State Highway Patrol
Clyde E. Weiss
St. John
Wells
Harding
Pittsburgh
Objections Filed Against Court Choice for Chief Justice
Senator Langer says Earl Warren’s nomination as chief justice faces objections before Senate Judiciary Committee approval. He reports from Washington that several objections have been filed against the former California governor’s appointment, which must be confirmed by the Senate.
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Billings
Mont
Earl Warren
Senate Judiciary Committee
United States
Sen. Langer
R-Nd
Washington
California
Senate
President Eisenhower to Hold First News Conference Today
The White House announced President Eisenhower will meet with reporters at 3 or 3:30 p.m. EST for his first afternoon news conference.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Truman to Speak Tonight on Eisenhower Domestic Policy
Former President Harry S. Truman addresses St Louis audience and promises remarks on the Eisenhower administration's domestic policies. A delayed ABC radio broadcast of the 6:30 p.m. CST speech begins at 6:35 p.m. CST.
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HST
ST. Louis
Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower
ABC Radio
U S and Britain to pull units from Trieste
United States and Britain plan to withdraw troops from Trieste and hand over their occupation zone to Italy while leaving the rest of the disputed area to Yugoslavia. The move is tied to a Western plan to settle Trieste along postwar zonal divisions and follows failed talks on a neutral governor. Officials indicated a formal statement may follow within 24 hours.
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London
United States
Britain
Italy
Yugoslavia
Trieste
Rome
Belgrade
Giuseppe Pella
Tito
Foreign Office
France
Wage Boosts Offered to A NI Employees
North American Aviation Inc offers about 14 million dollars a year in wage increases and benefits to employees at Columbus Los Angeles and Fresno plants to avert a strike. UAW CIO authorized a possible Oct 22 strike if no deal is reached, with new benefits effective Oct 19 for non bargaining unit and salary staff. Current wages range 1.42 to 2.32 per hour, union seeking 23-cent raise.
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Columbus, Onion
Columbus
Los Angeles
Fresno
Calif
North American Aviation, Inc
Uaw-Cio
Uni
President May Muzzle Atomic Blabbermouths Debate
Democratic senators condemned mixed official talk on Soviet atomic and hydrogen bomb threats. They urged clear statements from the National Security Council or White House. Eisenhower reportedly warned aides to align all remarks with NSC decisions, whileDefense Secretary Wilson and AEC chair Strauss weighed Russia's hydrogen capabilities and delivery potential.
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Washington
Eisenhow
National Security Council
Sen. Kefauver
D- Tenn
New York
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Washington Dispatch
James ‘Reston
Reston
White House
New Jersey
Russia
Defense
Wilson
UN Vows to Defend Indian Troops in POW Zone
United Nations and U N troops will defend Indian guards and other members of the Neutral Repatriation Commission in Korea if South Korea launches troops against neutrals. The armistice agreement guarantees protection and cooperation to the Military Armistice Commission and its observer teams. Some U S sources say South Korea's Syngman Rhee remains unbound by what he can or cannot say or do.
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United Nations
U. S
Korea
South Korea
Military Armistice Commission
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Neutral Nations
Syngman
Rhee
Rat Hunter Wounded By 3 Year Old Son
Clarence H. Fields 26 of Onetz was shot by his 3 year old son after returning from a rat killing trip. He placed a loaded shotgun in a corner and the boy fired, hitting Fields in the buttocks with buckshot. He remained in St Francis Hospital for treatment.
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Columbus
GPF
Clarence H. Fields
Onetz
Fields
St. Francis Hospital
Consumer Better Break Dairy Industry Advised
Syracuse N Y Asst Secretary of Agriculture John H Davis urged the dairy industry to give consumers a better break by adopting prices and sales policies that will encourage greater buying of milk and its products Lower prices can be offered if dairymen distributors and processors cut costs from the farm to the home He noted the dairy surplus stems from under consumption not overproduction and said the government bought 275 million dollars worth of butter cheese and dried milk since April 1 to back price guarantees He warned against dumping stocks and outlined two options: a 3 percent cut in milk production or a cooperative effort to boost consumption through incentives along the supply chain.
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Syracuse
Secretary of Agriculture
John H. Davis
Davis
Dairymen's League Cooperative
French Curb Yank Forces In N. Africa
Paris reports France will limit U S personnel at Moroc co bomber bases to 7500, though American officers warn this will not suffice for operations. Three jet bomber and fighter bases near completion, costing about 360 million dollars. Two more bases planned. talks continue on a broader force and administration agreement, with France seeking a workable plan before accepting more troops.
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Paris
France
Morocco
U.S
U. S
United States
Indi
Drugs Probe Chief Named
COLUMBUS Ohio A 32 year old Cleveland attorney will direct Atty Gen C William O Neill s investigation of illegal narcotics in Ohio Alvin I Krenzler a former assistant Ohio attorney general for two years was named counsel and director of the statewide probe He will lead operations and work with a state committee appointed soon amid reports of widespread illegal drug use by students and others authorized by the 100th General Assembly to study the problem.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland
William O'Neill
O'Neill
Alvin I. Krenzler
100Th General Assembly
Krenzler
Ex-Mental Patient Admits Coed Assault in Indiana
Richmond Indiana police say a former mental patient admitted beating a 19 year old coed and forcing her into a car near Earlham College campus. The case was heard Tuesday in Common Pleas Court as investigators tied the man, Keith Locke 22, of Hagers Town to the incident.
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Richmond
Ind
Warren
Ohio
Widened search for third kidnapper reported
Police expand hunt as officers seek third suspect in the abduction. The article notes ongoing investigations and public safety implications. It details actions by law enforcement and emphasizes community awareness and cooperation.
Eden Rehashes British View On Conference
Margate England foreign secretary Anthony Eden declared Britain would press for a Big Four meeting despite Russia's rejection. At the Conservative party conference he said the policy remains to keep the Western Alliance united and defensive, avoiding provocation while pursuing any practical opportunity for talks.
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Margate
England
Anthony Eden
Britain
Onlinne
Russia
Char¢ehill
Eden
Sewer Ditch Collapse Buries Street Worker
HOLLYWOOD A street worker is recovering after being buried nearly half an hour under ten feet of earth. A sixteen foot sewer ditch caved in within six to seven feet of the top yesterday as Dave Barranga n was removing tumbering that welded up the sides.
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Hollywood
Dave Barrangan
Couple Found Dead From Monoxide Fumes Near Greenwich
Norwalk Ohio police report a youth and a girl found dead in a parked car near Greenwich from gas poisoning. The coroner tentatively identified the boy as Richard Oney from a farm near Greenwich. A farmer found the father in a grove near a subway track after a scuffle. The train involvement remains unconfirmed.
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Norwalk
Ohio
CPI
Greenwich
Haron County
Charies
New York
Richard Oney
fugitive Marsh tailed with tattoo clues in FBI profile
Washington reports FBI released a descriptive profile of Thomas John Marsh a 37 year old ex convict wanted in the Bobby Green Jease kidnapping and killing case. He is described as 5 feet 6 brown hair blue eyes ruddy complexion stocky build with multiple tattoos including a cross on the right forearm and dagger with snake on the left forearm along with skull and crossbones insignia a heart on the left thumb base and an Odd Fellow emblem his left ring finger is amputated and a scar marks his inner right wrist.
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Washington
Thomas John Marsh
Bobby Green- Jease
Marsh
FBI
Tom “Marsh
Willows Springs
Bobby
St. Louis
Hall
Missouri
New York
Iniwa
Robert Letterman
Greenlease
Ledterman
Pittsburg
Kan
Bobby Ledterman
Norbert O'Neill
Kansas City
Letterman
Wwe
Heady
Hart
Branied Marsh
St. Joseph
Editor Raps Peron Visit
Publisher John S. Knight condemns President Eisenhower for sending his brother Milton to visit Argentine President Juan Peron during his South American tour last July. Knight, outgoing Inter-American Press Association president, says he rejected an Argentine invitation to avoid face saving gestures and reports on press freedom in the Americas.
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Mexico City
John S. Knight
Inter-American Press Assn
Eisenhower
Milton
Juan Peron
South America
Knight
Chicago Daily News
Miami Herald
Detroit Free Press
Akron Heacon-Journal
Argentina
Peron
Association
Americas
Alarms Flashed For Trigger Man
The Robert C Greenlease family faced a ten day life and death gamble that ended in tragedy for their six year old son Bobby. The Kansas City case centers on a crime driven by a criminal's word and the family’s desperate actions.
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Greenlease
Bonnie Brown Heady
Carl Austin Hall
Bobby Greenlease
FBI
Newstead
St. Louis
Robert. C. Gréenlease
Kansas City
Hall
Robert C Greenlease
Bobby
Refuted claims of Guyana red plot spark tense show of force
British troops landed at Georgetown to guard government houses and sugar estates amid a show of force cited by Prime Minister Chedi Jagann. The PPP holds 18 of 24 seats and seeks more self government while British authorities accuse party leaders of communist intrigues. Jagann denies plotting to undermine rule and opposes naval withdrawals.
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Georgetown
British Guiana
Chedti Jagan
People's Progressive Party
PPP
Jagan
Radar experts deny risk charges at Fort Monmouth
Three radar specialists including a man who attended college with convicted spy Morton Sobel say they were suspended by the Army Signal Corps radar research labs at Fort Monmouth New Jersey for security reasons. They deny being security risks and will fight the charges while the Army seeks Senate inquiry guidance.
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Washington
Morton Sobel
C Vlan
Army
Army Signal Corps
Fort Monmouth
N. J
E.ecunse Drancn
Ron
COOP
Senate
Sen
MecCare
Fort Monmoi
Huntington Lions Campaign Clears Icebox Peril
Huntington report says Lions Club members and police conferred to end a safety scare at a regional event. Volunteers assisted, and the campaign to calm concerns involved community officials and local guardians.
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Huntington's
Lions
Huntington
Lions Club
Maue
Har BS
Sramen
Tremsenes Clopet
Drop in Corporation Taxes Seen as Business Stimulant
Washington Sen. M kin urges a five point cut in corporate taxes to take effect April 1 as a business stimulant. Mishkin says tax reductions should come when scheduled. Treasury notes current 52 percent rate to 47 percent will cut April 1. Millikin backs broader tax revision and excise levy changes for 1954 calendar year impact.
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Washington
Mkin
R-Cole
Millikin
Senate Finance Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
New York
Mishkin
Treasury
Congress
Resignation of Democratic women's director noted
Washington reports the new director of women’s activities for the Democratic National Committee is described as a chic blonde who favors home life over a career. The piece notes Mrs. Louchheim, also called Katie, resigned Wednesday. her husband Walter C. Louchheim is a private consultant and investment manager in Washington. The report also mentions Cairo news of five more suspects before Egypt’s revolutionary court.
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India Edwards
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Scofield Louchheims
Ards
Katie
Walter C. Louchf
Treals
Cairo
Egypt
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